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The USA's loudest endorsement ever: CISA urges everyone to use encryption!
Use services like #Signal and #Tuta to secure your online communication.
Here's the news: tuta.com/blog/us-cisa-endorses…
The USA's loudest endorsement ever: CISA urges everyone to use encryption! | Tuta
Following the Salt Typhoon hack, CISA recommends to secure online communication with strong end-to-end encryption and to use apps with zero metadata.Tuta
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in reply to Tuta • • •But who controls the data on the server? Is it self-hostable, It' might be end-to-end encrypted from the user to the server and back, but that's where it ends.
You might as well use apple and iMessage/iMail/iCal otherwise it's just as secure, and if/when a government comes in and says turn over your user data or intercept the messages they have too.
The Client maybe GPL3 But until the server is available and released under the same license there is no reason to change.
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in reply to AzureCerulean • • •@AzureCerulean The entire encryption takes place on the client so the server only see encrypted data.
We plan to publish a small, open source server for self-hosting in the future. The current server structure is much too complex for that so we did not see the point in publishing the code.